The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-09-10
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Miss kaIe DuSeiy, SlSlcI VI Mis-.
r G. Poujade, of Ward, arrived on
tho stage Thursday morning from
Portland, Oregon, on visit to her
sister.
One of White Pines most public
.nirited citizens, A. G. Cleveland, sub
.cribed $4,000 to the Salt Lake and.
Los Angeles railroad. NJ. ID. Foley,
of Eureka, did likewise.
The mail is now being sent direct
from Eureka to Seligman, without GO
inc to Hamilton.
aSol Hip goes to San Francisco on
the nth of this month. All those in
debted to him will confer favor by
coming forward and settling.
Pm. Ellisen, an old resident of
White River, left with his family this
week for Missouri, where they will
take up their future abode.
The Court House bonds are sold at
On Five thousand dollars are or will
he taken in this county, and the bal
ance by private parties in San Fran
cisco.
NAY Edwards, daughter of T. E.
Edwards, is down with the measles.
She contracted the disease while on
late visit to Phoebe with her mother.
II is probable now that it is here the
disease will spread among other chill
dren.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has received her
Fall stock of ladies and children's
goods, comprising a varied assortment
Of dry goods and fannels in fact
everything usually kept in first class
dry goods store.
For a week two teams have been
hauling ore to the Argus mill, which |
will started up Thursday. The ore
showing in the mine is better than at
any time in its history.
Dave Felsenthal has purchased the
O'Neil house ON Opera Hill and is |
putting il in irst-class shape for a res
idence. It is the finest location in
town.
The assessment roll of White Pine |
county for the current year appears in |
our columns to-day. A rough footing |
M makes the.tntal valuation over
100000. Gov. Adams is the largest |
taxpayer on the list.
Sol Hip has received splendid |
assortment of ladies', misses and |
childrens hose. Call and examiner
II is expected the new Court House
at Ely will bo under roof and in shape |
to accommodate the coming term of
Court The Commissioners are going /
topush the work as rapidly as possible.
sol Hip is now prepared to fill |
orders for almost any article rcqulr-
ell.
Now is the time IN look to your |
stoyepipes, when building the first fire
They get out of order during the !
Summer months and should be care |
fully inspected before fire is started |
in the stove. The weather too is more |
favorable for fires at this season than
any other, and everything about town
is inhamable. We cannot he too care
ful of fire.
We were in error in our last in stat.
ing that Court would meet at Ely last |
Monday. The time now set is Sep |
TENDER Goth for drawing juries, and |
October 25th for the regular business
of the term.
A lot of gents resdy-made clothing |
newest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
They are going to have races at Ely |
on the 26th of October. Huntsman,
of Fillmore, Utah, and Lou Carpenter
have made arrangements and put up a
forfeit. Their race will be for $500 a
side.
Rev. Father Rudy, pioneer priest
we'll known throughout Nevada, was
taken to San Francisco some days ago,
aud is lying dangerously i'll at st.
Marys Hospital.
Sol Hip desires us to say to the
public that he will be pleased to attend
to any business they may have in San
Francisco during his stay there.
Several parties from down the val
ley have been rusticating out at Leh-
mans cave last week. They tell us
that many improvements have been
made around that wonderful subter-
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